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Arnie Fenner

You're tired. I'm tired. We're all tired. Tired of the lies, the ads, the bitterness, the hateful rhetoric, the divisiveness, the name-calling, the texts, arguments, tweets, and posts. Tired. We've studiously avoided overtly political commentary here on Muddy Colors; we don't all think alike (hell, who does?) and know it, and even when one post or another has had some sort of (arguably) political aspect we've also walked a line and tried to respect opposing…

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Pricing, Aftermarket, and Secondary Market Artist Compensation for Magic


Donato Giancola

November 2, 2024 - [caption id="attachment_78605" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] First to Last, Amber Prison 1996 to Aetherspark 2024.[/caption] Pricing, Aftermarket, and Secondary Market Artist Compensation This is the part of artist relations Wizards of the Coast is NOT going to like to talk about in public. This is why laid-off employees need to sign Non Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to receive severance packages. Corporations do not like public facts. Since I will likely never work for Wizards again, and have already stopped accepting new commissions from them for over a year now, I feel the need to share all of this factual, public information to drive the conversation regarding compensation into the light and force Wizards to engage in change for those artists, digital and traditional, who still rely upon them as an income source. Let’s start at the beginning. The…

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